Using design thinking to delight your 'internal customers'
Consumerization has raised the expectations of all users. They want to be delighted with the applications, tools, and devices they use, which need to be simple and should not require a lot of training -- just like the technology experiences in their personal lives. The good news for CIOs is that the...
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